Connie Ma: Internationally Ranked Tennis Player and Dedicated Student
Rhea Mistry, Photography Editor
November 20, 2019
Motivated by a deep-rooted interest in both tennis and medicine, Connie Ma has successfully balanced athletics and academics, receiving international recognition as a competitive tennis player while also thriving as a student in the rigorous Biomedical Academy. In September 2019, Connie contributed to the...
Overcrowding on Buses Continues to Frustrate Students
Pia Dihayco, Student Life Editor
November 17, 2019
Due to the massive influx of the freshman class of 2023, Dublin High currently has a whopping enrollment of over 3000 students. For the students who have yet to get their driver’s license or are unable to catch a ride to school/home, they have to depend on the Wheels buses as their mode of transportation. H...
A Designated Safe Space: How the Wellness Center is Paving the Way for Student Support
Danielle Tran, Student Life Editor
September 11, 2019
It’s been on the discussion board for about a decade now - the implementation of a Wellness Center that would offer students resources during a time of need. Over the past few years, DHS has witnessed an increased focus on issues surrounding mental health - whether it be through campus organizations...
Unsung Heroes: Ms. O’Shea
Kaushikee Nayudu, Editor-in-Chief
August 18, 2019
Our campus is filled with hardworking and caring individuals, providing invaluable support to students and playing a pivotal role at DHS. Unsung Heroes is a new series designed to feature a few of those individuals and give them the appreciation they so deserve. Perhaps because she’s often work...
Lawsuit Brought Against TVROP Names Former DUSD Superintendent Dr. Leslie Boozer
Kaushikee Nayudu, Editor-in-Chief
April 24, 2019
On or around March 20th, several teachers found a document on their car or windshields. The document was a copy of an attention of claims delivered to the Tri-Valley Regional Occupational Program (TVROP) detailing a lawsuit being brought against them by James R. Hicks, Esquire of Douglas/Hicks Law on...
Angst Screening Strives to Initiate a Much-Needed Conversation on Campus
Danielle Tran, Student Life Editor
April 23, 2019
“As long as it touches one person, we know we made a difference.” Dr. Sarah Munoz, DHS psychologist A sudden shortness of breath. Sweat gathering in your palms, your face, your neck. Blurred vision, unexplainable heat rising in your cheeks. These, amongst others, are physical symptoms indi...
2nd Annual DHS Science and Engineering Fair Brings New Champions
Sahand Adibnia, Staff Writer
March 24, 2019
On Saturday, February 9th, Dublin High School hosted its second annual science and engineering fair. After five months of hard work, DHS students stood next to their projects for an hour and a half, either in the morning or afternoon, and presented to a number of judges. From literature reviews on piez...
DHS Trans Rights Protest Rally – A Symbol of Support at a Time Where it’s Most Needed
Danielle Tran, Student Life Editor
January 25, 2019
“The thing is that when you threaten to take away the rights of people who already have so little, you’re just poking a sleeping bear. Kai Llamas, Senior Having been raised in the United States my entire life, the idea that each individual deserves to feel accepted by both, themselves as well ...
Tragic Camp Fire in Butte County: How DHS is Pitching in
Danielle Tran, Student Life Editor
December 8, 2018
Danielle Tran The following announcement was sent to teachers on the Thursday before the break, November 15th, 2018, during their sixth-period class: “Due to the unhealthy air quality, Alameda County school districts and the Alameda County Office of Education have collectively decided to close all schools and o...
Faculty Opinions on Block Schedule Remain Divided
Riya Chopra and Sahand Adibnia
December 8, 2018
The Dublin High community has become accustomed to a traditional, seven-period schedule. Over the last year, however, there has been much discussion of a possible transition towards a block schedule, which may soon become a permanent fixture in the lives of DHS students. Block schedules are alternative...